Our mission is to provide comprehensive, high-quality speech, language and hearing services to individuals of all ages. We are committed to fostering an inclusive environment that promotes equitable treatment and nondiscriminatory practices for all patients. We also aim to provide the highest quality educational experiences for our graduate-level speech-language pathology students. These students gain hands-on experience under the direct supervision of licensed and certified Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), ensuring high-quality care and adherence to best practices.
1. Speech Therapy Services
Pediatric Patients:
- Articulation therapy: Addresses mispronunciation of sounds.
- Language therapy: Supports children with language impairments.
- Fluency therapy: Helps children who stutter.
- Voice therapy: Treats hoarse or strained voices.
- Alternative and augmentative communication: Provides low- and high-tech devices to help supplement verbal communication.
- Social communication training: Designed for patients with autism spectrum disorder.
- Feeding and swallowing therapy: Available for both infants and older children.
Adult Patients:
- Aphasia therapy: Assisting adults in recovering language skills after a stroke or brain trauma.
- Voice therapy: Managing voice disorders, including hoarseness and strained vocal quality.
- Gender-affirming voice treatment: Modifying verbal and nonverbal behaviors for more harmonious gender expression and presentation.
- Fluency therapy: Supporting adults with stuttering issues.
- Cognitive-communication therapy: Helping with communication challenges related to cognitive impairments.
- Dysphagia therapy: Providing exercises and education about swallowing disorders.
2. Audiology Services
Pediatric Patients:
- Hearing evaluations: Comprehensive hearing tests for children
- Aural rehabilitation
- Infant hearing screening and intervention
Adult Patients:
- Hearing evaluations: Full diagnostic hearing tests
- Vestibular intervention
UT Health's audiologists provide complete hearing services for all ages. From diagnosis to fitting you with the right hearing aids our mission is to provide the highest quality care your needs.
Hearing aids
Nine out of 10 hearing loss patients experience sensorineural or mixed hearing loss and will benefit from the use of hearing aids. Your audiologist may decide you could benefit from hearing aids as part of your comprehensive treatment plan.
If so, you’ll want to choose a pair that not only addresses your specific hearing needs, but is also appropriate for your lifestyle (how active/social you are), is cosmetically appealing and is within your budget. There is no one-size-fits-all option when it comes to hearing devices.
There is a wide range of choices available. Choosing a hearing aid can be an overwhelming task, but your audiologist is happy to help you through the process.
Schedule a consultation to discuss what is right for you.
Our hearing aid pricing is a form of “unbundled” pricing in which fees are detailed. This plan provides clear, understandable pricing and transparency in your fitting process. You invest in your hearing aids and initial care, then ongoing services are paid as you receive them.
In this model, the total cost includes the device(s) and the first month of evidence-based professional services plus initial supplies. After your adjustment period, you will pay for your services and supplies as you go, or you can purchase an optional service plan.
Price varies depending on whether you use one aid or two, your lifestyle and the features you desire. We offer different levels of technology ranging in price from $1,500 to $3,600. We carry a variety of hearing aid brands to help you find the right fit for you.
